Court rules against Arizona immigration law

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PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.


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The panel's opinion said the government is likely to succeed in its arguments that Congress has given the federal government sole authority to enforce immigration laws, and that Arizona's law violates the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution. One judge dissented.

'Nuf said.
 
Arizona's immigration law is unconstitutional...? So is enforcing ANY law! Enforcement itself deprives people of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We have the death penalty. We take away a person's liberty by incarcerating them in prisons when they violate laws. As for the pursuit of happiness? We don't let people do ANYTHING they please...So, is being perhaps being reasonable is unconstitutional? So, are we to do away with common sense and allow illegal aliens carte blanche?
 
If you let the rats into your barn, you can get rid of them all but it takes a lot of poison, some darned good barn cats, and a lot of time and bother. The easiest solution is to not allow them to come in. Same goes for illegal "criminal" Mexican aliens or any other kind. Nobody to blame for this problem except for the Washington politicians who refuse to do anything about it because all of the illegals tend to vote Democratic and so do the enablers who coddle the illegal aliens. Solving the problem begins in Washington, DC - where the problem began.
 
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.


:clap2:

Why would you celebrate the Federal Government suing a State because it passed a law to help enforce the law? Plain and simple if the local police didn't show up and there was a guy breaking into my house, I'm going to stop him. Is that wrong to enforce the law? To hell with whose job it is Holder and Obama made it political, if a state has to do their job it looks bad on them.

The only people who think they are right are those who don't care about illegals being here. Real Americans care about people breaking our laws....
 
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.


:clap2:

Why would you celebrate the Federal Government suing a State because it passed a law to help enforce the law? Plain and simple if the local police didn't show up and there was a guy breaking into my house, I'm going to stop him. Is that wrong to enforce the law? To hell with whose job it is Holder and Obama made it political, if a state has to do their job it looks bad on them.

The only people who think they are right are those who don't care about illegals being here. Real Americans care about people breaking our laws....

That's worth a :clap2:

(And I'm not even American - imagine that).
 
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.


:clap2:

Pretty much everything that fool Brewer puts out, gets voted down, but most of her fans are too damn dumb to even follow up.

Damn Arizona is a a strange place.
 
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.


:clap2:

Why would you celebrate the Federal Government suing a State because it passed a law to help enforce the law? Plain and simple if the local police didn't show up and there was a guy breaking into my house, I'm going to stop him. Is that wrong to enforce the law? To hell with whose job it is Holder and Obama made it political, if a state has to do their job it looks bad on them.

The only people who think they are right are those who don't care about illegals being here. Real Americans care about people breaking our laws....

Then why wont they enfore a law on the books that already exists. You know, the one about jailing the onwers of the businesses that hire illegals. That law is on the books here and they NEVER arrest the owners. EVER. Why is this real american. Why.
 

Why would you celebrate the Federal Government suing a State because it passed a law to help enforce the law? Plain and simple if the local police didn't show up and there was a guy breaking into my house, I'm going to stop him. Is that wrong to enforce the law? To hell with whose job it is Holder and Obama made it political, if a state has to do their job it looks bad on them.

The only people who think they are right are those who don't care about illegals being here. Real Americans care about people breaking our laws....

Then why wont they enfore a law on the books that already exists. You know, the one about jailing the onwers of the businesses that hire illegals. That law is on the books here and they NEVER arrest the owners. EVER. Why is this real american. Why.

I don't know, maybe they are afraid they will get sued for making a federal bust?
 
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.


:clap2:

But Mexicans are INVADING not IMMIGRATING to the US.
 
Like Brewer said she will not stop and she will prevail. I don't doubt it for one instant. She will not give up and we need to encourage her and thank her for taking the lead. SB107 mirrors federal immigration laws and supreme court will do the right thing. Local officials have the right to enforce immigration laws.
 
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court on Monday refused to lift a stay blocking major parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect and said the federal government is likely to be able to prove the controversial law is unconstitutional.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down an appeal filed by Gov. Jan Brewer. She had asked the appeals court to lift an injunction imposed by a federal judge in Phoenix the day before the law was to take effect on July 29, 2010.

The U.S Justice Department sued to block the law, saying it violates the U.S. Constitution because enforcing immigration law is a federal issue.
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A Federal Court also ruled against ObamaCare. Maybe Arizona should just ignore the Federal Courts as Obama and Eric Holder have done?
 
The reality is Mexican immigrants contribute the economy. They buy groceries, clothes, cars, gas, electronics, cable/Direct TV...etc. The list goes on and on. They are CONSUMERS. Just look at everything in Spanish and English...why. Because corporations know they are consumers. All while doing jobs that Joe the plumber would never take! Any company that has their products or advertisements in Spanish should also be for immigration reform. With the Latino population continuing to grow it won't be long before the people eventually vote these backward laws and politicians out.
 
The reality is Mexican immigrants contribute the economy. They buy groceries, clothes, cars, gas, electronics, cable/Direct TV...etc. The list goes on and on. They are CONSUMERS. Just look at everything in Spanish and English...why. Because corporations know they are consumers. All while doing jobs that Joe the plumber would never take! Any company that has their products or advertisements in Spanish should also be for immigration reform. With the Latino population continuing to grow it won't be long before the people eventually vote these backward laws and politicians out.

Irrespective of what happens in the future, the law is the law.
 
The reality is Mexican immigrants contribute the economy. They buy groceries, clothes, cars, gas, electronics, cable/Direct TV...etc. The list goes on and on. They are CONSUMERS. Just look at everything in Spanish and English...why. Because corporations know they are consumers. All while doing jobs that Joe the plumber would never take! Any company that has their products or advertisements in Spanish should also be for immigration reform. With the Latino population continuing to grow it won't be long before the people eventually vote these backward laws and politicians out.

Horse shit. CNN interviewed an illegal a few years ago. He was the manager of a restaurant. That "Jobs Americans won't do" crap is just that, crap.
 
The reality is Mexican immigrants contribute the economy. They buy groceries, clothes, cars, gas, electronics, cable/Direct TV...etc.

But how can they buy all that crap yet still be able to claim poverty so they can cheat poor Americans out of their fair share?

When Mexicans are stopped for traffic violations, they should first be asked, "Where did you get the money to buy the $50,000 vehicle you and your border jumping family are riding in?"
 
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Can't they just enforce whatever the federal law is concerning immigration?
 
Can't they just enforce whatever the federal law is concerning immigration?

They can but they don't want to upset the whole Latin American strategy to take over the US and destroy all other races. They want to leave that to future generations that won't exist because they will be DEAD!
 

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